See Young Tennis Talents at the 2017 Next Gen ATP Finals

The ATP has created a new revolutionary event for young talented tennis players. This new event will see who is the upcoming superstar of tennis. The event consists of the 7 best tennis players that are 21 years old and under which is depended on their year's ranking. The top 7 will then be selected to compete at the 2017 Next Gen ATP Finals. This new event will be held in Milan, Italy, and will take place over five days from 7 - 11 November 2017.

Who will be this year's young superstar? The Race to Milan is on!

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What sports did top tennis players play when they were young?

Too much tennis for a youngster playing tennis is not good. It is important for them to play a wide range of sports when they are young so that they can incorporate a wide range of skills into their tennis game. You might be thinking what other sports should my child play? Let’s see what other sports professional tennis players played when they were younger.

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Sports That Help a Youngster’s Tennis

Agility, coordination, endurance and speed are some of the many key fundamental athletic requirements needed for tennis. These areas can be developed and improved on by playing sports other than tennis and may even speed up the developmental process. There are a vast variety of sports which will assist in the development of your child’s tennis. These are sports which your child can participate in when they are not playing tennis.

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Keys to a Powerful Forehand

When tennis youngsters play competitions or tournaments, some of them think that their shots cannot finish the point or hit penetrating shots because their shots do not have that much power. This can happen on forehands commonly and also backhands. Then they start to try to hit the ball harder by doing wrong things like tightening up. Even some kids hit the ball with two much rotation and cannot control the ball so much easier and this may cause the ball to go in all sorts of directions on the tennis court.

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